I have a Vizio Vx37L HDTV10A about 2 years old and the screen shows a dark area on the upper center of the screen when the video is showing a light or bright color sceam. I was able to check all the caps, power supplies and seems that the TV is in good working order . Does this sound like it could be a T-con board problem or something else I have not looked into.
Dark spot on TV screen
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Re: Dark spot on TV screen
It is most likely the LCD panel itself, especially if it is a panel made by CHUNGWHA or CHI-MEI. It is known as "mura".Please do not PM me with questions! Questions via PM will not be answered. Post on the forums instead!
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Re: Dark spot on TV screen
Probably impossible to guess without being able to see it - have you always owned the set and its got worse.
Could be someone (kids) have whacked it, could be a bulb going out, You could read up on Mura a flat screen panel defect.Please upload pictures using attachment function when ask for help on the repair
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